Friday, 27 April 2018

Market summary 27 APRIL 2018: Indices ended
sharply up on Friday at two-month highs, triggered by corporate earnings and
taking cues from global peers. Reliance Industries hit a
record high of Rs 1,000 per share, up 2.5% in intraday trade , Axis
Bank gained 9% at Rs 540 per share, despite the private sector lender
reporting its first net loss of Rs 21.8 billion for the quarter ended March
2018 .Maruti Suzuki India falls 5% from day's high post Q4 results to
Rs 8,721 per share, falling 5% from their intra-day high of Rs 9,142 per share,
after the automaker reported a lower than expected net profit of Rs 18.82
billion due to higher tax outgo in March quarter. It had profit of Rs
17.11 billion in year ago quarter.

Multi
Commodity Exchange of India Limited (MCX) operates an electronic commodity
futures exchange. After showing correction from the higher level of 1164,
now MCX is trading in short term
recovery phase, it is likely to continue the upside move in near term

with
the crossing of the resistance level of 820 as the stock is managing to sustain
above the level of 800. It is likely to continue the positive movement
with the breakout of the resistance levels of 814. 22 and 55 days moving
averages seen as support level with the RSI of 60. And 200 EMA seen
as a resistance level at 906, after breakout the level of 814 One may get the
targets 820,835,850 in the stock with the stop loss of 770.

PVR
Limitedis engaged in the business of
film exhibition and distribution and also earns revenue from in-house
advertisement, bowling and gaming alley and restaurant business.Primary trend of the PVR
is bullish. After showing correction from the
higher level

Market
summary 20 APRIL 2018: Domestic indices ended flat, as gains in technology
stocks offset losses in other sectors, while minutes of the central bank's
policy panel meeting stoked expectations of an interest rate hike. Among
the sectoral indices, IT led gains by rising 4.80% followed by teck 3.89%,
while utilities, realty, bankex and power fell up to 1.22%. MidCap was down
0.44%, while SmallCap gained 0.02%. TCS, Infosys, Coal India and Wipro were
among the top gainers, whereas Yes Bank, Tata Steel, ICICI Bank and SBI were
among the major losers.

Apollo
Hospitals Enterprise LimitedApollo Hospitals Enterprise
Limited is a healthcare provider. The Company is engaged in offering healthcare
services and operating standalone pharmacies.After showing correction
from the higher level, now APOLLOHOSP

V-Guard
Industries Limited is
engaged in manufacturing, trading and selling of electronic and electrical
products such as voltage stabilizers, uninterruptible power supply (UPS),PVC
Cables, Pumps and Motors, Electric Water Heaters, Fans, Switchgears. Primary
trend of the VGUARD is bullish and after giving breakout of its range
bound movement, it is

Market summary 17 APRIL 2018: Among the sectoral indices power, utilities and consumer durables were
leading the gains, while IT, teck and telecom declined. BSE MidCap edged down
0.07%, while SmallCap gained 0.04%. Power Grid, NTPC, Hindustan Unilever and
M&M were top gainers,

Monday, 16 April 2018

Market summary 13 APRIL 2018: Benchmark indices traded almost unchanged on Monday morning after recovering from a steep decline at open, tracking mixed Asian equity markets as investors assessed that the likelihood the fallout of an American-led strike on Syria could be contained.Infosys Ltd shares fell as much as 6%.Tata Motors Ltd shares declined over 2%.UCO Bank shares sank 14% to Rs21

DHFL:Primary trend of the DHFL is bullish and after giving breakout of

its range bound movement of 570, it is forming continuation pattern in short term charts, it is likely to continue the positive movement with the breakout of the pattern at the levels of

Friday, 13 April 2018

Market
summary 13 APRIL 2018: Indian shares rose for a
seventh straight session on Friday, in what could be their longest winning
streak since November 2017, led by gains
in IT, TECk, banking and capital goods stocks.on the back of gains
in index heavyweights such as RIL and ICICI Bank. Investors now await
corporate results for future direction. Infosys will kick-start the January-March
corporate results season on Friday. Investors await March retail inflation data
due later today for cues about the economy. Among sectoral indices, IT index
gained 3.18 per cent and TECk 2.49 per cent.and healthcare 0.81%,
while capital goods was down 0.22% and FMCG fell 0.08%. MidCap and SmallCap
gained 0.66% and 0.60%, respectively. Adani Ports, TCS, Wipro and Kotak Bank
were top gainers, whereas Bharti Airtel, Hindustan Unilever, L&T and SBI
were among the major losers.

Divi's Laboratories Limited is engaged in
manufacturing and sale of active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) and
Intermediates. Its products include Generic APIs,

Wednesday, 11 April 2018

Market summary 11 APRIL 2018:Indian shares came off one-month
highs to end flat on Wednesday, after a choppy session dragged by financials
and oil marketing companies (OMCs). Investors await March retail
inflation data due on Thursday for cues about the economy. Retail inflation
likely eased to a five-month low in March as increases in food prices slowed
once again but remained above the central bank’s medium-term target. Financials were the top losers with the Nifty PSU Bank
index down over 2% after gaining more than 7% in the last four sessions. Hindustan Petroleum Corp plunged over 7% intra-day, while both Bharat
Petroleum Corp and Indian Oil Corp dropped over 5%.Among global markets, Asian stocks rose
modestly on Wednesday but pared early gains as caution again

Market summary 09 APRIL 2018:Domestic
shares closed higher for a third straight session on Monday as financial stocks
rose with global sentiment turning positive amid easing trade war fears. Both
indexes marked their highest closing levels since March 14. MidCap was up 0.09% and SmallCap gained 0.32%.
Among the sectoral indices on BSE, consumer durables gained most at 1.94%
followed by oil and gas 1.57% and energy 1.02%, while IT was down 0.90% and
teck fell 0.95%, healthcare 0.2 per cent.. Top five Sensex
gainers were Axis Bank, IndusIndBank, M&M, ITC and Asian Paints, while the
major losers were Infosys, Bharti Airtel, Tata Motors, TCS and Sun Pharma.

Mahindra and Mahindra Limited is engaged in the
manufacturing of passenger cars, commercial vehicles and tractors. Primary
trend of the m&m is bullish and after giving

Market summary 06 APRIL 2018: Domestic equities ended slightly higher, led by gains in stocks such as Lupin Ltd, but the broader gains were capped as the sentiment was subdued following US President Donald Trump's proposal to impose more tariffs on China. Among sectoral indices, healthcare index was up 0.94 per cent, followed by oil & gas 0.83 per cent, PSU 0.66 per cent and consumer durables 0.62 per cent, while TECk index fell 0.7 per cent, capital goods 0.52 per cent, IT 0.51 per cent and metal 0.16 per cent, Telecom fell most at 1.59%.Fourteen out of 19 sectoral indices ended higher led by healthcare, oil and gas, bankex and finance. MidCap and SmallCap gained 0.65% and 0.61%, respectively. ICICI Bank, Tata Steel, Sun Pharma and Maruti Suzuki India were top gainers, whereas Bharti Airtel, Infosys, L&T and Bajaj Auto were among the major gains.

Thursday, 5 April 2018

All the sectoral
indices ended higher led by metal, which was up 4.14%, followed by basic
materials 3.18%, banks 2.78%, realty 2.55% and finance 2.39%. MidCap and
SmallCap rose 1.88% and 1.87%, respectively. On NSE, PSU Bank gained 4.92%.The
Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has kept interest rates unchanged, while
maintaining a neutral monetary policy stance in the first monetary policy
review of the current fiscal year on Thursday, amid a gradual recovery in
growth and easing inflation. the rate at which the central bank
infuses liquidity in the banking system—at 6% in the first monetary policy review
of the current fiscal year, its lowest since November 2010. The reverse repo
rate also remained unchanged at 5.75%.ADANIENT ,CANBK
,BANKINDIA ,JINDALSTEL, SYNDIBANK ,HINDALCO, BANKBARODA L&TFH, UJJIVAN,
ALBK, WERE AMONG THE TOP GAINERS, RISING UP TO 6.10-11.13. STAR , BALRAMCHIN,
CIPLA ,BOSCHLTD, CONCOR, MARICO, PCJEWELLER, OFSS, CADILAHC BHARTIARTL ,WERE
AMONG THE TOP LOSERS, DOWN TO 0.27-4.31 PER CENT.

MidCap and SmallCap declined
0.92% and 1.01%, respectively. All the sectoral indices ended lower with metal,
consumer durables and basic materials shedding most at over 2%. Tata Motors,
Hindustan Unilever, Adani Ports and Hero MotoCorp were top gainers, whereas
Tata Steel, Axis Bank, L&T and NTPC were among the major losers.the
Reserve Bank of India kicked off its two-day policy meeting. According to
the poll, the central bank will keep interest rates unchanged in the first
monetary policy review of the current fiscal year, amid a gradual recovery in
growth and easing inflation. Eicher Motors Ltd shares jumped 3.34% to
Rs28,990.JSW
Steel Ltd shares rose 1.06% to Rs305.ICICI Bank Ltd shares fell 1.1%
to Rs266.Jet Airways
India Ltd shares rose 1.4% to Rs 622. Sensex plunged at the
closing trade on escalating trade war worries as China hit back at the
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Indices closed higher
for a second straight session on Tuesday helped by gains in banking and power
stocks despite losses in global equities amid trade war tensions between US and
China. Banking shares rose after allowed banks to spread its bond trading
losses. Traders will also focus on the RBI’s policy decision Thursday.Sixteen out of 19
sectoral indices on ended higher with power, banks and utilities leading the
gains. MidCap rose 0.92% and SmallCap gained 1.35%. ICICI Bank, M&M, Yes
Bank and Power Grid were top gainers, whereas Wipro, ONGC, Adani Ports and HDFC
Bank were among the major losers. PSU bank stocks trade higher,Andhra Bank rose 4%,
Oriental Bank of Commerce 2.5%, Syndicate Bank 2.1%

Monday, 2 April 2018

Domestic
equities ended higher, the first trading day of the new financial year, as a
recovery in global markets bolstered sentiment, while auto stocks such as Tata
Motors Ltd were among top gainers on strong March domestic vehicle sales. India’s
largest automaker Maruti Suzuki India climbed 1.7 per cent after reporting a
14.9 per cent rise in March vehicle sales.Meanwhile, ICICI Bank plunged 6 per
cent to a five-month low.Dr. Reddy’s Labs shares rose
2.62% to Rs2137. HEXAWARE,JUSTDIAL,ESCORTS,INDIACEM,TATAGLOBAL,AUROPHARMA,TVSMOTOR, CIPLA were among the top gainers,
rising up to 5-10 percent.CANFINHOME, ICICIBANK, IOC, PAGEIND, PCJEWELLER, AXISBANK were among the top losers,
down to 2-11 per cent.

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